Indaro

Apparently some are coming round tomorrow over an unpaid bill from a previous tenant.

Not sure if i should act sarcastic or not. We've phoned Pipex numerous times to say the person moved out before we moved in, and sent them our tenancy agreement.

In fact Pipex supply our broadband, which makes it all the more strange.

saved_by_barry_horne

i hope they send the hoff.

Rdysn5

if you don't owe them anything, and they try to gain entry, call the police.

Tenner Huey

just ignore them.

xnellyrx

If you are not the one with the unpaid bill then they can't price up any goods you own or that is not owned by the bill payer. You shouldn't allow them entry, if they threaten you with anything just call the police.

niggle

i wouldn't worry about it once you prove you are not the person they have a grievance with there is not much they can do.

bmiddleton999

Set them on fire

Half-time Orange

To the best of my knowledge:

Even if you are the debtor, they can't force entry.
They need a County Court order.

Close your curtains - apparently they can "visually seize" anything in sight - note: seize doesn't mean they take it there and then, but they can get an order to take specific "seized" items.

As said: if you're not the debtor, then there shouldn't be any problem, and they certainly don't have the right to do anything against you or your property.

Jearm84

also make sure you have inexpensive curtains up :thup:

Jearm84

would that mean you could theoretically sell everything you own to a mate for 1p before they came